One Hundred Angels

Every year, Arizona receives thousands of people seeking asylum and protection from danger in their home countries. During their travel, they are exposed to extreme environmental conditions, poor nutrition, exhaustion, and other factors weakening their immune system.

Once they arrive in the U.S. they are placed in crowded detention centers for days, increasing the risk for infections. Our support and efforts to prepare and distribute over-the-counter medication, hygiene kits, and backpacks to men, women, and children traveling through Phoenix have been extremely successful.

These families are often traveling for weeks when they present themselves at the port-of-entry and request asylum. After being vetted by DHS, they are often stripped of their personal belongings by the time they are released by ICE to local shelters. We work with 8 different shelters, providing supplies, giving comfort, and restoring dignity to 500 vulnerable people a week.

Basic medical care is not just a basic human necessity but a lifeline. Over the last three years, One Hundred Angels has provided basic medical assistance to tens of thousands of people in 6 countries, and created a space for service to over 250 volunteers.
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During our international Medical Missions, doctors and volunteers from all over the American continent visit up to 6 communities during a seven day period impacting approximately 1200 people. We identify cases that need treatment and follow up. We visit home by home, door to door, we walk their paths, and we carry their loads. Everyone receives a basic medical checkup, vitamins, and over-the-counter medication.

One Hundred Angels responds to medical emergencies and has active Medical Missions in the U.S., Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Uruguay.

One Hundred Angels is providing funds for tuition, books, supplies, speech therapy, transportation, and lunches for children in Mexico and El Salvador. When these families reached out for help, we realized that we needed to do everything in our power to support these young people in their educational journey. Our goal is to increase our reach and provide aid from an education fund to additional countries so that we can ensure that these children have the chance to create a bright and prosperous future.

The goal of One Hundred Angels is to increase our reach and provide aid from an education fund to additional countries so that we can ensure that these children have the chance to create a bright and prosperous future. We would love to have you join us by committing to help these children earn an education.

We purchase rain collection water tanks for rural communities in El Salvador where the lack of public services is the norm. We have identified several communities in desperate need of this essential resource. They have reached out and made the request. With your help we can answer the call.
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These families are having to acquire water from a river daily, which is over a half hour walk from their homes. Once the water is collected in jugs, buckets, and cans they then have to haul this water back to their home. During the summer months with rising temperatures, they are leaving their homes as early as 3:00 in the morning to collect this necessary resource for their families. When the water is not available in the river they must purchase water for their families, which is ultimately an economic burden.

All over the world animals are neglected, mistreated, abused, and killed inhumanely. One Hundred Angels aims to improve the situation for animals in the long-term by supporting an organization called Huellas ONG that provides veterinary care, food, animal sanctuary shelters, adoption, and support to pet families who need assistance. We have made it a priority to aid animals and their welfare, along with supporting pet families, so we continue to promote and support services that can help achieve a culture of peace with our animals.

Anyone visiting Uruguay will quickly notice the multitude of dogs. Like mini street gangs they love to stir it up with anything entering their turf - birds, other dogs, farm animals, motorbikes, and even cars. Often, these animals meet a devastating demise due to their free roaming. For this reason, we recognize this as a humanitarian mission due to the health concerns of both people and pets.